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Thai Garden Restaurant

Thai Garden Restaurant

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3.5 Google Review
245 N 13th St, Lincoln, Nebraska, 68508, United States
(402) 477-0811
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May 25, 2019
Local restaurant in downtown Lincoln. Authentic Thai and Asian food. They can be slow for lunch depending on how many people they have working that day. Depending on who is cooking, you can or can't substitute items on the lunch menu, so it can be a little random. Wait staff only comes to take your order and drop off food. You have to find them if you need something else or refills of drinks. I had the sweet and sour chicken and egg flower soup and it was very good.

May 17, 2019
i have come here few times now and it has been decent so far. today i went online and called in my order i asked for FRESH SPRING ROLL they gave me THAI SPRING ROLL i called and talked about how i received the wrong order and they said they would replace. they did but the lady working said i ordered wrong saying it was called FRESH ROLL the website and menu there says FRESH SPRING ROLL and they acted like i was the one wrong......it was very rude but i will still recommend with caution.

Apr 2, 2019
I have never had a bad experience at this place. The food is delicious and if anything is wrong they are quick to fix it. Just had the Tom Yum Tofu and it is my new favorite dish.

Jun 8, 2019
Worst, filthy, and non-thai food served in this so called Thai garden restaurant. Perhaps the cook is not well versed with cooking food especially Thai food. Could not give less than one star but wanted to give the worst score. To regain some respect there are three suggestions. 1) change the cook and hire a cook who know what Thai spices are. Alternatively, ship the cook to Thailand for a cooking course 2) update the menu. If any item is not offered since the cook does not know how to make (assuming the cook has any knowledge) it, please remove from the menu permanently. It is ok to list 4 or 5 items and not 20 and not offer 16. 3) improve the quality of the portion. Example- do not dilute the soup to increase quantity. Focus on quality. Extra suggestion: maker sure to buy and use appropriate Thai spices. Certainly, you should receive the Guinness book award for trying to make a fake Thai food without any Thai spices Please stay away from the restaurant as long as they improve the quality of food. Otherwise, it is better to eat grass and straw than busing here to waste money. - A ver disappointed foodie expert soul who relishes all foods especially Thai food.

Mar 1, 2019
I went here for lunch today. I was doing business in lincoln and I figured I'd try something new. Only one word can accurately describe the food here. INCREDIBLE. Forget Chinese, Mexican or pizza! This is the place to go for absolutely delicious food. I had the Red Beef Curry and it was the perfect blend and balance of flavor and spices . OH and their Thai tea? Let's just say if I lived there (in lincoln) I'd try to at least be there once a week for lunch and once a week for supper. I haven't even tried their supper menu but if the lunch was this amazing then I have no doubt their supper one is even better. Looks like it would be a nice place for any kind of date and/or family outing. Give this place a try folks. I'd put money down saying you won't be disappointed!

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Mon:11 am - 9 pm
Tue:11 am - 9 pm
Wed:11 am - 9 pm
Thu:11 am - 9 pm
Fri:11 am - 9:30 pm Today
Sat:11 am - 9:30 pm